... - -Bg .l.Js 4: f iJV.ffL J} : ,Jf.t~f.L A. I War Office, Nov. 2. 2d Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Captain W H Seymouir, from the 68th Foot, to be Captain, vice Brevet-Major Conyeis, who exchanges. 16th Light Dragoons -.Brevet-Colonel Bon. John St Vincent Siamarez, from half-pay Unattached, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Brevet Coloaelt Srnytb, C.B., who exchanges: Major Thomaa Pattle, to be ...

... SCOTLAND, 'g Tlse'Adrningq Post says that the preliminaiesii are arrangedpewa *e- for'a matrimonial alliance 'between the Lady Augusta Hay, Iiper wa ie eldest daughter of the Earl and Countess of Xinnoull, and the Andrem in Mon. John Twisloton Fiennes, eldest Sort of Lord Saye and PAIS: nsSele. candida Fna Cwfrl Aa5surecLY.-Dr M'Crie will be nominated .dee inas the Moderator of the ensuing ...

... Fq,- ,4MB , ! I' I:: . .: n . ~J 1 ,¢ a,, V: U , . i.xJK 3;.I- '. . , Tresdav daae a ,. The Assembly met at ten 'clobl:v r Professor Fairbairn submitted therreporttof the committee on . Aberdeen College, giving the order ;of: studies proposed, which, the Professor recommended, aK the best', possible for eco- fn omising the time ndd labourof thep ofes prs. The report was ri adopted. r s r :. '. ...

... :T71ehaall, artn 10. The Queen has been pleased to grarrt the place of one of the Lords of Session in Scotland to James Craururd, Esq.. ber Malfjesty's So. c licitor-General for Scotland, in the room of the flight Hon. Andrew p Rutherfurd, deceased. WrllehaUl, Jan. 11. The Qneen hns been pleased to grant the office of her Majesty's So- n licitor-General tor Scotland to Thomna' Mackenzie, Esq, ...

... c Wbertl3ec mot;tAl ( WEDNESDAY, January 3.1855. .~ - E TIlE PAST YEAR. - - don Wu can scarcely say, in contemplating the bye-gone mei year, whether the feelings of gratification or of regret the predominate. Perhaps the latter ought to prevail for, kep whatever room there may be for triumph, there is'little fro for satisfaction. We required no new proofs of the coal valour of our countrymen. ...

... FROM THES LONDON GAZETTE. ~.l quir Te- ar' Offcer, Jaao. 23. ratei 111 Blteret. 10101i Ye Major-Gener ii Sir Colint Camnpbell, K .13B.. and Major-General bo0W of John L-ysoght Penniefatlrer, C. 3., tobhere te local rankoat Lieutentant to g ad General itt Tu rktey. tent' 1ir. Colonel Hugh H1 Rose, C.fl , holding the rauk or Brigadier. arrn in gece-al in 'rurltev,havtrtg conrlucted ltirself to ...

... Is, On Mouday I.R.H. the Duke of Cambridge wee examined. co se He could not.say that the men ever wanted food, but the stop.; t1 EY ply was not se regular as he could have wished, The forage.' P es was very defective. They were short of medical men, many of bi lhe whom fell ill. They went out with one surgeon and two as- j} th sistant-surgeons to each regiment. He thought there-sbould v as ...

... n . irannW. Commisj i Letters from Paris.bxpreeahin belief thatltbe allies can hi a- fw time of I n weeks permanently blockade the whole of-tbo Crimean peninsula day. A by sea, and by. accompanying this act. with a land force sufficient dreds-2 to intercept the Perekop route close round the enemy on, all Bulganei sides. The points held, by the aies, probably, until peace is was tales concluded ...

... OFFICIAL EXPLANATIONSOF-TH EASTERN - . - ' MEXEDTIIOX .. .. I .e , -,: .! .: -, -. ! ~ :, d lity ¶Tim following is an extract from, the .article in the M 11ositours,p the axliigthe military conduct of the Aillied governments, since . sobi 'ts o aecmnt of the campaign. In his instructions to 'A tla- t~elt-rfla ~nu ocringthrrprosecutitin-of the tt 'red amagaeroitnotthadntage Of selecting Quilli. ...

... WEEXLY COMPENDIIUM. d The Queen and Prince Albert have each subscribed £160 to- e- wards a monument to be erected to the memory-of the Elector se Johann Fiiedrich the Generous ol occasion of the 300th an- 3d ivcrsary of the foundation of tile University of Jena. mI Enormous quantities of corn are being boughit up by Prussian to houses on ltlesjan account. [1- A deputation from the staff ...

... The Report of time Directors of this Company to he laid befor oil time meetings of Shareholders on Monday, 29th inst., shows the H following gratifying results.:- V HIEVEN~uE. b Passcngr Wrattlc, - - 16,334 14 u ob Carriagges, Horses, and Dogs, - 326 16 10 cot Mails - - 731 19 41 Cmt Coods, Parcels, Minerals, and Lie Sh( Stock, after dedneting Car-b 1,3 16 9 S tags., Comnmiesion, mlid. other 1 ...

... WEDNESDAY, October 24,1855. ti TiE only aot in the warlike drama, unfolded by the t, week's news, is the capture of Kinburn-a fortress si which commands the southern shore of theo estuary of ol the Dnieper. On the opposite Bide of the estuary, is a! Otchakeoff, and between the two is the shallow gulf of the p lnieper, into which that river and the Bug both flow, fi and which their muddy ...